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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-02-17

The Ohio river has leen on a
high for several days. Back.wa
tor in Sandy reached above this
place.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-02-17

Mr. ". +. Mqrford, Of Ports
mouth, o., and Miss Mollie kouns,
III Ashland, were married at this
piacelast Saturday at the residence
90 Rev. Lauck.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-02-17

Miss Minnie Wroten entertained
very agreeably u number Of Louisa
Young folks on last Wednesday ey-
ening
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-02-17
BIG SANDY NEWS.

Last TUESDAY was payday on
the. Ghattaroi
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-02-17

excitement was created here
one evening last week by Silas Rob.
net, one Of tho jail-birds, attempt
iag to escape He was pursued and
captured just above town,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-02-17
1iOM,S THlSi

We offer One Hundred Dol.
lars Reward for any case of Ca
tarrh that can not be cured by
taking Halls Catarrh Cure.
f. J. CHENEY & CO., PropFi-
etors, Toledo, o.
P. Stalls Catarrh Cupe il
taken internally, acting directly
upon likelihood ana mucous eur
faces of the system. Price -
cts. per bottle, said lay oll
Druggists,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-02-17

sam Bussey hag heea sppaipted
Down Assessor
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-02-17

A protrQcted meeting will begin
III the NJ. +. Church South next
sunday. The regular quarterly
meeting will be held on the 20th
aud 2Tth.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-02-17

Capt. Fresse is having u house
removed from thelet in the rear of
". D. Roile's store 10 bis lot on
Perry street.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-02-17

Judge Burns' convened Monday
pis first Circuit Ceurt at this PLACE.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-02-17

Ida Salyer, fNil woman well
Known in this community, commit
ted suicide last Saturday afternoon
bv drowning. The circumstances
IRE about rs follows She had
been living around Louisa until
last week when sho went to her
fathers, who lives on the river at
the old Potter place, about four
miles below town. AT the time
mentioned no one was at home eX-
cept two young children, and to
these the girl communicated her in
tention of drowning herself. They
became frightened and begged her
not TO do II. She quoted them by
saving she was only joking, and
went to another room, saying she
would lie down. After taking of
her shoes she slipped out of the
house, and presently the children
saw her in tho water, some distance
from the shore. They gave the
alarm, but too late TO save the I'M
fortunate woman from her untlme-
IN fate The body was recovered
late Sunday afternoon, Coroner
Weis was notified and held an in
quest, at which DR.. Bussey madq a
post norton examination. Tie
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-02-17

English SPAWN i,iniment removes All Hlrd 1,
Soft, or caleoused Jumps and Blenis e
from horses, Blood SPAWN, Culbs, Sweeney,
Stiles, sprains, Sne and Swollc" TnroIl,
Coughs, Etc. save $50 bywe Of one bottle.
Warranted. Sold by Freese K Norris, Drug
81, I.o.l.a.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-02-17

A barrel of gold and a bushel of
blessings are awaiting the draft Of
the inventor who shall furnish a
recipe that will keep shippers out of
hams and Canada. frankfort Cap
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-02-17

Edo hereby certify that | gave
''Dr. Sellers hermitage" to my lit
tie son, and, after following the di-
rections, it expelled 60large worms
Daniel Carrigan.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-02-17

Circuit Court opened Monday
With Judge Burns presiding. Quite
number of attorneys from other
points are in attendance.
The followingis n list ofthe jury;
y. d. Branham, G. T. Burgess, N
NJ Bolt, VIM, Carey, Al Conley
J. Il. Castle, y. w. Cared, james
Hale, VIM. Kounse, John J. Meek
4. II. Miller, i. Z Moore, NJ. l.
Moore, James NJ. Mille- Thomas
Spencer, LATE Skcaggs, w. s. Vim
son, Manelius Weihaan, Sin
Thompson, N. d. 'Valdeck, Morde
eaf Wilson, james Webb JOIN
HAYS and John Wallace.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-02-17

1t is simply marvellous how
quickly constipation, billiousness,
sick headache, fever and ague, and
malaria are CURED by "Sellers Law
or Pills
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-02-17

Tho Courier orrlsd ilESpY NArrERsoT Ed
itor-ir-t ,ticS), .tt.oacknowioigot Represents
Tive Z. tto iOu;i, is 0cmocralc in
pals n. nat, aul an Tie ;ip,o ia .5f u
/, = "a WIr Taxes "a lav!Jl ~ The
paiut ~ 40 tariff now ia .,EcJ.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-02-17

JAY II, NoRrnuf. Recsiyef.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-12-08
The American Agrlculturist for Decem-
Der. 1887,

closes its annual volume with most attractive
and entertaining Christmas number, describing
and illustrating the various customs of cele-
brating Christmas in many landS, in oIden as
well a in modern times.
Fifty-fye eugravlng>, representing various
farm animals, plans OF buildings. new impe
ments aud labor saving appliances. new fruits
and plants, home adornments, etc, embellish
this number. A leading feature is descrip-
ton, by Chester Z. Dewey, of Gen. Ulysses s.
Grant as Farmer, accompanied by large.
beautiful plate engraving Of his early farm
home. The Household, and BOYS and Girls
columns are even more interesting and enter
tanning than usual; and in the Humbug De-
partment various old and new frauds are fear
Iessly exposed. Price 81 80 per year, English
or German; Single numbers Is cents. Address.
American Agricniturist, 751 Broadway, New
York.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-12-08

Christmas Vide Ardke is made up Of
thirty-fiye poems, stories, sketches, papers of
all sorts long and short, and pictures fifty-sev-
en- Both writers and artists are such as stand
for timely help along the highway of life with
good cheer in the bargain. II such an amount
Of such work OF pen and pencil was made into
Christmas books, they would cost as many dol
lars as cents in Wide 1lcdke
Think OF it, s2O-worth Of the stuff that
Christmas books are made of for 20 cents !!
Besides there is a part not reckoned but which
i, full Of interest, 32 pages of pictures Of
Christmas things to be got for little work.
There is many boy and girl who will find
in those 32 pages not only Christmas delight
but hints toward wider fortune.
By all means have the Christmas Vide
Atrdke. II your bookseller basat got it send
to the publishers, d. I.othrop Company, Bos-
ton.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-12-08
ELLSWORTH MAINE THURSDAY DECEMBER g. IS

cOutu see several broken trees tytllS al'iIs
the edge Of the creek, but what use could
make of them? | did not fiatter myself
that had driven the Indians away, but
my excited fancy painted an Indian behind
every tree watching for the pale face
As 1t grew dark became active, and
vcntnred a hasty excursion along the mar
gin Of the creek in search Of the debris Of
the woods from which 70 form raft.
Fortunately | found three pieces of broken
trees varying in length. Two Of them
could easily carry to the water, but the
third BY the most cautious movements,
succeeded in rolling to the others. These
bound together with willow twigS.
pushed this frail craft Win A. noisclc~>
movements as | could command. into the
middle current of the stream and, with
pole cut from q young willow, embarked
for the voyage of the creek IS | fairly
began to feel the downward flow Of the
water. | busted myself in watching the
shore for my tirelc>S enemy. lay on
my fac, and hugged the lo@~. Ny rihc
was beside me wa~ hattering myself
that had escaped the observation of the
Indians aud should get down the crcek al
right when caught glimpse ~ moving
figure along the margin "f THE woods in
moment others followed They were not
irwin. 10 conceal themselves They saw
me on the raft ami worc making for
point of land that juttci into The creek
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-12-08

NOT KINGS EVIL

But the King OF Evils. You suffer 50. You are
not downright sick, but You wish you were dead.
Your stomach t. out of order. Your brain reels.
Your ewes grow dim and baZy, and you are in such
pain. oh torment! You can't use knife to cut
it out, but you can eradicate the pain, renoyate
the stomach and relieve the pressure on the brain.
How? Get box Of ID. X. =, which mean
DIR MARK X. WOODBURf's Dyspepsia Killers.
Eat two or three of those little lozenges and YOU
will be better at once. Use them as preventive
and sou need suffer no more.
REMEMBER ID. KS.
They cost only so cents hox trial boxes 25 cents
can be sent to any part of the u 5. by mail. and
WILL CURE
DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION, HEARTBURS AND ALL
STOMACH TEDu BLEs.
noolittIe & Smith, "a ami 26 fremont ST.. Boston,
and selling agents.
DIR. Mark Il. WoOdbury's Dyspepsia Killers,
DIR. Mark r.. Woodbury's Dyspepsia Killers.
ID. KS make youO. X.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-12-08
Notice Of Petition for Dis
STATE oFMAINE


UANCoCk - Court Uf insolvency.
In the ease Of Arthur W. joy, InsoiyeLt
Debtor
Notice il hereby given that petition has on this
sixteenth day Of Nny 4. n, ls>l, feen presented
to said court for said county by Arthur W joy.
OF EiIsw orth, IN the County Of Hancock, praying
that he may he deeTee,i 20 have full discharge
from all his debts proyable under Chapter 20 Of the
Revised Statutes Of the state of Maine and amen'!
meRts thereto, and upon said Petition, II II OR
DFRED By said Court that hearing he had Ii'on
the same before said Court. at the PROBATE
Office in Ellsworth, in
said-county of Hanrock. Thursday, the iA,h
iay of Dec A d, iSss, at Ten O'Clock ID the ifIe-
moor and that notice thereof be patiishefi IN The
Ellsworth American. spaper printed or pub
NShed in said County Of Hancock, once week for
two successive weeks, the last Publication To be
seven tiays before the sias OF bearing and that all
creditors who have proved their debts and other
persons interested, may appear at said place and
time and show cause. If any they have, why q dis
charge should not be granted said debtor according
TO the prayer of tis petition
9y4s Attest :-CIAs. j. DORR,
Register of said Court for said county of Hancock
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-12-08
TeiIlpnt

fremont.
The Village Improvement Society IS
making fnc progress Ill extending the side
walk We Shall soon be able to attend
church without plodding through the mud
dy streets.
Lewis Benson, ESD, Of this place has
erected large and convenient stable near
the oid one, which he il about To tear
down-the old one mind you.
Rev J. F. Haley was in town Thursday
the 24th inst.
on the 18th inst the Rev. C l.. Haskell
of Searsport delivered hi> popular lecture ;
The Young man who did not win in the
race 10 al Interested and enthusiastic
audience The original, pointed and
amusing style Of the speaker together
with the sound logic and good advise, was
greatly appreciated. We say (the people
Of Tremont) come again.
The singing school is to be organized
Tuesday evening, the 29th inst.
Nov. 2o. r. AND X.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-12-08

HANCOCK = Court of Probate Biuehill. Nov.
lrt5auruej Term, A. D., 1851
Accounts having been fled for settlement ia Is
'@tt~ af
tordcja >uow, late Of Eden.
John Y Higgins Admir-.
Nm H. Poster. late Of Trenton.
Ahnenia Il. Etere t, Admir-
John " si.ute. late Of Bucksport.
Aithea l.. Shute. Adm'r'x.
Frank L. Haskell. ct al. Of Brooksyille.
Henry W. Sargent. Guar.
Mary L Peryear, ct al. of sedgwick
Henry W. Sargent, Trustee.
ORDERED, that the said accountants give notice
@ an persons Interested. by causing copy of this
order To be published three weeks successfully in
tie Ellsworth American, ,thst they may appear AT a
Probate Court 10 be holden at Elsa erth the end
Wednesday Of Dee. next, at ten Of the clock IN
The forenoon, and show cause, II any they have,
why the same should not be allowed.
q. r. CUNNINGHAM, Judge.
Attest ,---CHAs- =. DoRR. Register.
A true copy, Attest ;--CHAs. p. DoRR, Register.
3wsIs
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-12-08

lit is authoritatively announced in
Chilli that an agreement has been entered
into between the British and Chilian gov
ernments for the payment by the lattsS of
3l00, 900 in gold in settlement of all out
standing claims. This amount, it is un-
derstood, will be paid to the British minis
ter at Santiago, by whom it will be dis
tributed among the claimants who are en-
titled to be indemnifed for losses occa-
stoned by the late war.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-12-08
Our Brooklyn Letter.
BRookLIN, n. Y. Nov. "a, 1887.
Editor q .lmertcan

~. i
Editor u 1merIcdR
The attempt To assist in making the
New England Thanksgiving" day nation
al, has many amusing features; we have a
rest from business cares and labors which
gives one feature of the original then-wc
have Il sparse attendance at church; then
the boys who never think of il on the
22md Of February. begin to blow their
horu~, and this aud the noise Of the drum
which prccctes the target party, are
heard on the streets during the early and
late hours Of the day. II i not the piouS
Thanksgiving of our early life, but the
nearest approach to it that the mixed peo-
pie Of this locality can produce. Every
thing j. mongrcl here and Thanksgiving as
wcll a. faSts is affected by enyir-
lngs have not put in an appearance this
season, hence the effect of outside frostS
will nc lacking AT the festive gatherings
BY what we sec in the newspapers we
are at times led to believe that our election
IL thS state wa a disappointment % the
Republicans. am quite certain that there
was reasonable ground to doubt the value
Of q victory for the state ticket Victory
for the Republicans would nave fore
-hatlovcd doubt Of Clrycland'~ candi-
dacy next year aud would have united the
D.tn1rrats ~ in 1854 AS il i upN the
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-12-08
The Phonograph.
EDIsoN's NEW AND IMPROVED FORM.
TO BE ON TIE MARKET IN FEW MONTHS


TO BE ON TIE MARKET IN A FEW MONTHS
When found yesterday morning in the
laboratory of his lamp factory in Newark,
from which 1000 lamps "A day are now
sent out, Edison said that the CONNER
cial phonograph Is now the most interest
ing thing in the world to him, although
ii is perfectly finished, and tools are be-
ing made for its manufacture upon large
scale. The stories which Edison tells
Of what his perfected phonograph Will 90
are so extraordinary that he scarcely ex-
poets people to believe him, and yet he
says that the apparatus is SO simple, and
So Immediately useful that he is certain of
its rapid introduction into business-far
more certain than he was of the telephone
as a business instrument. Edison said OF
his newly finished photograph
You know that | finished the first pho
nograph more than ten years ago. 1t re-
mained more or less of a toy. The germ
of something wonderful was perfectly dis
tinct, but | tried the impossible with IT,
and when the electric light business as
sumcd commercial Importance, threw
everything overheard for that. Nevcrthc-
less, the phonograph has been more or less
constantly in my mind ever since. When
resting from prolonged work upon the
light my brain would revert almost auto
matically to the old idea. Since the light
has been finished, | have taken up the
phonograph and after eight months OF
steady work have made 1t commercial
invention. NV phonograph | expect to
see in every business office The first 800
will, | hope be ready for distribution
about the end of January. Their opera
tion l. simplicity itself, and cannot taiI.
The merchant or clerk who wishes To send
a letter has only to set the machine III
motion. and to talk in his natural voice
and at the usual rate Of speed into the re-
cyiycr When he has finished the sheet,
VI phunngram as call IL. j. ready tor
putting into a little box made on purpose
for the mails. We are making the sheets
into three sizes one for letters OF from
500 10 900 words, another size Tor 1000
words. another size for 1 900 words.
expect that an arrangement may be made
with the pOst-otliCc authorities cna-
bling the phouogram boxes 70 be sent at
the same rate az a letter
The receiver Of a phunogram will put
il into al, apparatus, and the message VIII
he given out more clearly. more distinctly
thau The best telephone message ever sent.
Ihr trat- uf the voice in the Two phone
graphs which ! have tiui-Acd ate :" p,r-
trttly rendered that one can ,I,tiu-u~a
between twenty Different persons ga ID
one ul whom ha, said p few words. bHa
tremendous Vantage !, That the letter
may hr repeated a thousand times i
necessary. Thr phonoEram does not
wear out by use moreover " may he hicd
away for hundred years and hc ready thr
instant II Il needed II man dictates
B d, ,t tt,a4Fa tttI F,t
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-12-08
Sayings Of Our Neizhbors
lHE -"-,ulrp rI"uInlli"\r~I~.


ma -"-t uIrp I'Eu4iIulItrNI~I~
k,au,t..- J.u!rAI
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.,r,li,, .TIJ y,,,r... ,r.r.,l....i..... WI th,
,ti,I ,trt, u ....H,I .pr.i,sf.,i.us~f.
ri.,,, ,i,., f,. inst r,..,,.,...I IL, Nv, y,r.
II Nh. a.aiu r,,r ,b.. p,.ifirnI rap,r.. af
that STATE iu tisc hands pi IAn~, u!p art
iu the rlu-,~t alijaHcc uIth thr manufar
turrr> ana sellers ~ alcoholic liquors. AMI
thus powerfully contributed t' the triumph
Of unrestricted licono' "i ihc lowest Nitt>
and worst rs llN ihat alhlri ~"'itil Ail
menace III" iu'nrr "i ttt country.
IFtrGltAru roIE~.
.I,vt,,an Journal
1,l. ,,ri,.. ,f ,,l.,,r,,,h pal... ls. Iu-
creased fra,,, an ,...pt. i f..y, yrar~ c.,r w
- 30 and thc, aic scarce Ill that Per
hap~ they VIII get hign enough sometime
"a make il cheaper ?" rM iie wires under
-r"uhd- Mhl'h "oui'' i'I Ne NH"'4H 'l'-
HlIAc'' '"'''''''t'
POSTMASTER ofNfEAL HIl.'-.
Bangor Cnm4rrciai-4
,5nnuu f.unnl. who bayc btd business
u3.l The i, par,mtu- apd understand its
,rLf inc ti N. Win nd, doubt l,. "A general
a.,,gie>c,,e, la the l.f.. .,-,d ch8Hgr.~ 20 far
- th,. retirement nf Mr. Villas j. concerned
THAT gentleman is better Htted hy temper
atp.ut aud h,-ir..-, methods far thy ,i--
chal.e. Of duties Ms pressing iu their dt-
tuat,d< far r,rururt ,lrri>i1u and which
from their nature. rsuIiirc Of those cutI1i~t-
ed with item les contact WitA people iu-
tercStcd iu their satisfactory settlement.
gflr y,tyr Ct.<Ir,I EyIfgf ~nr!lTY.
fr.,~g.,d l..,7,gl
I'll. r,l;..f ,.ci,,. formed ~. ,b,. ,,ai,!.
, >itt, c,,r,l a
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-12-08
PENSIoNS. = !.

E.. subscriber hereby. spfrVHiif ~"ti'lis u,
-..-.-e 81 Ii persons. requiring s-~l-Iance 81"
..-. .az themselves entitled ~ original ~ IT
-s. so .. Pensions. ard Offers hi- services ia tle
..r.-... rEoH of the same. under the rllcs = Ie
-al ar.ar- ~ the governmental department ai
rs t-.8.tstar and for the fees Siahh-i,ed Wy iaW
-aa- a-ter 4u experience for more than iu CutY
Htr- De. i4ttNe- be i- able Ia prc>ett claims e-
.~- -hs department in their varied lega aslt-t-
tHd with more dispatch than attorney residing Hf
4! stance At home ytu consult your attor
..- 4. t.,4r-an and with his assistance car make
af -.ur proof ln the community where yon reside
.rf where your evidence must. In the main be
sf.u.I among friends and acquain;ances who are
- familiar with your circumstances, nghts Aaa
.-r,eHaeneies N cores sonieHce with claimant
atli ~ ar.wered without delay ana shall pe
s.ra,,i III -ee and talk with all Interested IN
claim, uuou the government A. r. Bi KIM An,
T. : Pension Attorney, Ellsworth Ne
E.-,,artf, INN, l.. 1s~7 Ives
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-12-08

And now the honest dealer packs
His apples up for town:
This is the top row Of his sacks,
OOOO q 90 900
And this is lower down.
10000 OOOOOO
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-12-08
Temperance Textbooks.
\ REMARkABE PETITION To PUBLISHERS.

| \ REMARKABLE PETITION IT. II BiIeiitks'
| During the last five years, the Legisla-
| lures of twenty-three out Of our thirty-tiye
| States, and the National Congress for all
| the ten Territories have made the study
Of Scientific Temperance, compulsory for
| all pupils in all their public schools.
| The population Of these states and ter
/ ritories Is over one-half that of the whole
! country Thus Americas majority tO-mOr-
! row Is in these schools of to-day.
| 1t was the intention of those who Sc
cured these laws that the children should
have the latest science concerning the dan
! gers aud hurtful qualities of alcohol, used
/ in any degree. and the peril of forming the
( habit Of it, use.
The law requires this; nothing less than
| this will ever satisfy its friends.
! Those textbooks that only point out the
/ evils of drunkenness and the danger of
I excessive use Of alcoholic drinks and mar
I coticS do not meet the requirements OF
| the law. ana do not satisfy those who Sc
/ cured its enactment, and who are deter
/ mined to secure its enforcement.
4 petition therefore, has been signed
F! by many legislators who voted for these
I laws in various states and in the National
/ Congress. bv the representatives OF tenn
/ peranCe organizations, who are familiar
7 with the sentiments and are entitled 70
/ speak for the very numerous membership
7 Of different churches and other bodies, rN-
! tending widely throughout the land, and
/ by citizens who speak for themselves.
I This petition makes a respectful and
earnest appeal 70 all publishers Of text
/ books on this subject. tn revise their pub
+ lications to conform tu the latest results
/ Of scientific inquiry and to meet the terms
and spirit of these statutes, 80 that public
and authorized expressions Of approval
and endorsement OF all such books, can hc
issued aud given wide circulation.
Such an appeal to- all publishers, elect
Interested in the sale Of any particular
book. 1t j. hecauS" the question "f total
abstinence ipr me thl'drth q VII county
ahd thtt'l'Ft n l''' N'''-'''I- '''' ''''
~ ~ '''',i .''o" y, Ill ,,,'i,i,,,,l J., H..
-, I - t,i,,,i ,ba, hi. an,.al i.
nod.
tmnu., tbt. ~jrurrS of tItis petition are
twenty-five gentlemen, members oi thc
National Congress " IA" were lhhu'htla! IN
securing tht passage 81 l"' N,"'"'e ,''''
4" n ,'1' '''n, lin
'''.' ,i'. E..i..,l ,.,v.rnr,,,.,,r